Under the Bridge (2024) is a Canadian true-crime series based on the tragic story of Reena Virk, a 14-year-old girl who was brutally murdered in 1997. Set in the suburbs of British Columbia, the series delves into the events leading up to her death, focusing on the involvement of a group of teenagers, peer pressure, bullying, and the systemic issues surrounding youth violence. The series closely follows the real-life investigation and the court trials of those involved, offering a raw and emotional look at the impact of violence on a community and the quest for justice.
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